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It has been almost two months since mattresses from a local manufacturer were found to contain the radioactive element radon. The company has now recalled over 40,000 of the problematic mattresses.
But fears and concerns over the dangerous chemical still linger, mostly because of a lack of information over possible health risks and the possibility that the element could be more common in the household than originally thought.
Here are the basics on the radon mattress scandal and why it has caused such a stir.CONTINUE ON www.koreajoongangdaily.joins.com
Subject of the call - Call for evidence on the use of skin sensitisers, skin irritants and corrosive substances in textile and leather articles, hides and fursObjective of the call - Swedish and French Competent Authorities are jointly preparing an Annex XV restriction dossier according to article 69 of REACH on the use of skin sensitisers, sk...
Subject of the call - Call for evidence on the manufacture, import and use of the substances, as well as on the possibility for substitution, potential alternatives and on the economic impacts of substitution. Information on emissions and on the use in articles is also of interest.Objective of the call - The information will be used in th...
The Environmental Protection Agency is suppressing a bombshell report warning that most Americans inhale enough Formaldehyde vapor to risk developing leukemia or other diseases, a former agency official and a current one told Politico.A draft health assessment of the chemical was finished before Donald Trump became president —...
This is a report of an expert process involving experts nominated by governments, inter-governmental organizations and non-governmental organizations. The outcomes of the process are intended to contribute to the efforts aimed at developing a deeper knowledge and understanding of crimes that have serious impacts on the environment, as well as to th...
Publication summary - Misuse of the synthetic hormone oxytocin has prompted the government to propose strict regulations, but some worry about potential consequences on women's health. Sophie Cousins reports.Read the full article free of charge on thelancet.com
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